LA Wildfire Victims Fight Price Gouging & RTO Brings Fresh Office Fits
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What is the issue of price gouging in Los Angeles?
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What trends are emerging in retail due to RTO policies?
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For his day job, Jason Oppenheim owns a luxury real estate brokerage that's the focus of the Netflix reality show Selling Sunset. Now, in the aftermath of the wildfires that devastated LA neighborhoods, he's calling out a practice many of those who lost their homes are dealing with. Price gouging. In an Interview over the weekend, Oppenheim accused landlords of illegally jacking up prices on rental homes to take advantage of desperate people looking for a roof over their heads. He mentioned sending a client to visit a property that had previously been listed for rent of $13,000 a month. When the client got there, the landlord demanded $23,000. There have been numerous reports like this corroborated by California's Attorney General Rob Bonta, who said he's seen businesses and landlords raise prices above the legal limit. That legal limit is 10% above the pre-disaster cost as part of a price-gouging law California implemented when it declared a state of emergency last Tuesday.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the issue of price gouging in Los Angeles?
3:49–4:12
2
How are LA wildfire victims affected by housing costs?
4:12
3
What trends are emerging in retail due to RTO policies?
1:49–2:34
4
What is the significance of China's trade surplus announcement?
2:34–4:06
5
What are ghost jobs and why are they a concern?
4:06–5:59
6
What are the biggest headlines today?
5:59–27:35
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